Ngano mga pedestrian karon di na man mahadlok molabang karsada?

[Mr_NicePrice]

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para na kung maligsan tabla tanang utang...

[reimusika]

BOGO man. Di kasabot og simple rules.

They kept on bashing the government and its system when they can't even follow simple traffic rules?!?!!? What I'm trying to say is: change starts from within. If they want betterment, they should be the prime mover themselves. Dili nang sige'g basol sa uban nya utro pud diay nga irresponsible citizens.

[pinkpumpkin]

mao nay mga gahi TS...

[ironmack08]

Ambot lang sa uban.....Pero naa sad ko nakit.an nga mga Driver....Dili sad kabaw mohonong....Ka kita silang daghan na kaayog tao gahuwat molabang sa Pedestrian Lane.....DIli jud mohunong.....ang naa sa ilang utok kay....."Dili lang ko mohonong kay ang gasunod nako ray mohonong" Without knowing nga ang gasunod nila mao sad ang gihuna2.....ang resulta......Molabang nalag ahat ang mga Tao bahalag kusog pa and dagan sa mga Vehicles.....alangan....kay dili man sad manghunong ang mga Driver gud.....Honong mo basta daghan nag tao sa Pedestrian Lane.....Para dili mo makalitan kung naay molabang.....Parihas ra baya tang gadali.....

With regards sa mga Molabang maski walay pedestrian Lane....Hala Mirisi nila kung maligsan......

[chrisangel]

Ngano mga pedestrian karon di na man mahadlok molabang karsada bsag GO signal pa or kusog managan mga sakyanan?

bai, do you know what pedestrian lane means?

[ironmack08]

bai, do you know what pedestrian lane means?

I agree....hehehe

[chrisangel]

In western countries people have no problem in crossing the street because vehicles are supposed to stop and give pedestrians the first priority, but here in the Philippines? It’s the big opposite. And you know why?

Pedestrian rights have not strictly enforced here in the Philippines.

[romar]

mao nay giingon na Isug. hehe

[keen]

nahan sila ug thrilling2

[SuperStar]

tuara...agree jud ko ani

In western countries people have no problem in crossing the street because vehicles are supposed to stop and give pedestrians the first priority, but here in the Philippines? It’s the big opposite. And you know why?

Pedestrian rights have not strictly enforced here in the Philippines.